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Photography with luminescent paintings fascinates me.  These are part of a photo series titled "We are all made out of stars" by Russia-based photographer Daria Khoroshavina.  I love how the emotion captured on the model's faces is so raw, and using the human body as a canvas is so organic and creates a mystical theme throughout.  To see more of the series you can visit:




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  1. absolutely love the colors they used. love how the models are plan and simple looking behind the colors.

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  2. I love the contrast of the bright colors and the darker background and models. The paint adds a much more interesting concept to simple portraits.

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  3. i would love to be able to experiment with this some time! body paint is amazing in photography

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  4. this is soooo cool, it could make such an awesome concentration for people who love photography. I'm glad the photographer used various angles and multiple models to make each piece strong in its own way

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